WPIAL softball rankings: Week ending April 13, 2025

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Saturday, April 12, 2025 | 9:13 PM


Class 6A

Rank, Team, W-L, Last

1. Hempfield, 8-0, 2

2. Seneca Valley, 7-1, 1

3. Pine-Richland, 5-3, 3

4. North Allegheny, 5-4, 4

5. Canon-McMillan, 6-5, NR

Out: Norwin (3-6, 5)

Class 5A

1. Penn-Trafford, 7-1, 1

2. Shaler, 6-2, 4

3. West Allegheny, 6-3, 3

4. Franklin Regional, 8-2, NR

5. Plum, 8-2, NR

Out: North Hills (8-3, 2), Armstrong (7-3, 5)

Class 4A

1. Knoch, 8-1, 3

2. Hampton, 4-3, 4

3. West Mifflin, 7-3, 5

4. Elizabeth Forward, 4-2, 1

5. Beaver, 6-2, 2

Out: none

Class 3A

1. South Park, 10-0, 1

2. Mohawk, 7-2, 2

3. Ellwood City, 4-4, NR

4. Avonworth, 6-2, 3

5. Mt. Pleasant, 5-3, NR

Out: Southmoreland (3-3, 4), Burrell (4-6, 5)

Class 2A

1. Neshannock, 9-0, 1

2. Chartiers-Houston, 8-0, 2

3. Frazier, 5-1, 4

4. Laurel, 7-3, 5

5. Apollo-Ridge, 8-1, NR

Out: Bentworth (4-4, 3)

Class A

1. Union, 5-1, 1

2. Carmichaels, 6-0, 2

3. Jeannette, 4-3, 4

4. West Greene, 7-1, 3

5. Jefferson-Morgan, 5-1, 5

Out: none

Chris Harlan is a TribLive reporter covering sports. He joined the Trib in 2009 after seven years as a reporter at the Beaver County Times. He can be reached at charlan@triblive.com.

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